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Secret ‘Sisterhood Code’ Signs Revealed by Women – From Check-Ins to Silent Signals
The poll found 77% say small gestures from other women can improve a bad day, with eye contact and quick check-ins among the most common signs.
- A poll of 2,000 women commissioned by Maltesers revealed the 'Sisterhood Code,' a secret language involving unspoken support, daily check-ins, and gestures like fixing a bra strap or warning of wardrobe malfunctions.
- Described by 46 per cent as mostly unspoken, the code improves the day for 77 per cent of those polled via OnePoll, demonstrating why women value these subtle interactions.
- Women most frequently use this communication in bars or nightclubs , public toilets , and workplaces , spanning multiple daily environments.
- Strictly Come Dancing stars Angela Scanlon and Judi Love partnered with Maltesers to demonstrate these moments in a short film, illustrating why unspoken support matters.
- Eight in 10 women believe small gestures from another woman instantly turn bad days into better ones, with the average woman practicing this code three times weekly.
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A poll of 2,000 women identified the 'sisterhood code' - a women's secret language of unspoken gestures and female solidarity - and it includes things like fixing a bra strap discreetly
·Wales, United Kingdom
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Secret ‘sisterhood code’ signs revealed by women – from check-ins to silent signals
These are the top 20 secret 'sisterhood code' signs revealed by women, according to new research - from check-ins to silent signals and more
·Scotland, United Kingdom
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Doing the quick “Are you okay?” check-in is the number one sign of 'sisterhood'
The top 20 signs that show you’re a member of ‘sisterhood’ include tucking in a clothing label, warning of a wardrobe malfunction – and not going to bed until you know everyone is safely home.
·Scotland, United Kingdom
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